Another dentistry matinee. Enough Novocain to flatten a horse and I still felt the gouger. With every round, “maybe you need just a little bit more” (x4), a chance to “relax” while it kicked in. Relax and listen to the light chatter with the next patient who just got her Master’s in Biology, a black-belt in Tae Kwon Do and has beautiful, well-cared for teeth. I hate her. She talks of a ski trip and uses bad grammar. But even the bad grammar doesn’t stop me from hating her because she sounds like a morning person. I hate all morning people.. those jogging, detail-oriented, math-loving flossers. Hate them. And as I sat there it felt like there was an open window where my cheek and jaw should be. And yet as soon as the gouger made contact.. thrash. I’m told to come back in a week on Xanax. It's a palindrome at least.
Thursday, January 12, 2006
Lists
Doin's
- Nov 18 7 p.m.Clean Part Series, Lincoln, NE
- Nov 28 8 p.m. Too Close for Comfort Reading Series, Milwaukee, WI
- Jan 28 7 p.m. Zinc Bar, NY
Discrete@Elastic
- Nov 03 Joe Amato & Kass Fleisher
- Dec 22 James Wagner & Brian Whitener
- Feb 09 Monica de la Torre & TBA
- Feb 23 Stephen Rodefer & Daniel Borzutzky
- May 11 Lisa Fishman & Kate Colby
- Jun 08 The City Visible anthology release reading
- How can so many people feel betrayed by revelation...
- i'm thinking of drive times and email and not read...
- always this time of year poetry makes me dizzy. pe...
- Thought I found a way to get one of my tawdry bour...
- lovely: new word to me, mayoralty. as in, i don't ...
- A Week in Prevention:Watched Window Water Baby Mov...
- Dreamt I came home and found a burglar in the hous...
- gas it to the lunch galette and wrap my tinny neck...
- guy behind me in line at the grocery store looks l...
- 2006 Books Read
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